The Indian armed forces today reiterated that Operation Sindoor targeted terrorist camps only in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (POK), and that Islamabad was responsible for any loss he had done.
The anti -terrorism operation followed the Pahalgam terror attack and destroyed at least nine terrorist camps. As Pakistan launched airstrikes on Indian citizens and military areas, Indian forces hit back and killed three air areas in Pakistan. More than a hundred terrorists and 30-40 Pakistan military personnel were killed in the forces, the forces said.
“Our fight was with the terrorists and their infrastructure, not with the Pakistan Army. That is why we killed only terrorist camps on 7 May. It is a pity that the Pakistan Army chose the side with terrorists.
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Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Rajeev Gai, Vice Admiral A. Premode, and Major General SS Sharda were also present in briefing.
A senior Air Force official said that the air defense system of the country was standing like a wall protecting the country. “It was impregnable to the enemy,” he said.
Air Marshal Bharti said that the Indian Armed Forces managed to reduce the damage to civil and military infrastructure in the country, despite incredible efforts by Pakistani forces, Air Marshal Bharti said.
India’s air defense
Citing widespread curiosity about the country’s layered and integrated air defense systems, he said that he includes the primary air defense assets of the Indian Air Force and the property of the Army and Navy.
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“This strong air defense system includes a large variety of multi-layered air defense sensors and arms systems. The point defense weapons, such as low-level air defense guns, shoulder-powered stages, and missiles in the air from the surface of the miniature-grain, area defense weapons, such as air defense fighters, and long-lasting surface-to-surface-to-sords.
He said that Pakistan used drones and unmanned fighter air vehicles to target Indian places, and the attacks were thwarted by indigenously developed soft and rigid kilt counter-UA systems and air defense personnel.
Not only the new, even old warfare air defense systems such as Pichora, OSA-AK, and Lalad guns in the current operations fought the Pakistani danger vector, he said.
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He said, “These warfare systems stood on the test of time and headed them. Another highlight has been a great performance of indigenous air defense weapons systems like the sky system,” he said.
The enmity ended on Saturday after the two countries declared a ceasefire. While some violations were reported that evening, Sunday night was largely peaceful and no such incident came to light, the army said in a statement this morning.
